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BYOL–Bring Your Own Linux
According the the developer, MetroPipe, you can “Carry your entire Internet communication system on a tiny USB drive.” The user does not have to have a lot of Linux experience to use it. The software runs a little on the slow side due to operating within the emulator. However, the software gives the user a […]
Good Sync
September 11, 2005
If you are looking for a tool to synchronize your files, especially between computers or computer-to-USB, try Good Sync. Good Sync is a free program for personal use. I have used it for almost a year now and like it.
Free Greeting Cards, Free Ecards From 123Greetings.com
September 10, 2005
If you want to send an eCard, but do not want to mess with the registration that most eCard sites require; head to 123 Greetings. The site looks very busy and it takes a number of clicks before the users can get to the card they like. Like others eCard sites, 123 Greetings bombards the […]
Portable Applications for your USB Key
September 10, 2005
If you carry a sizable USB 2.0 key, you might want to load some portable applications to bring with you on the go. They prove to be handy for me. Please note that USB 1.1 key works, but it will take too long to load the applications. Here what I have on my key: Portable […]
September 30, 2005
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